Lately I have created several posts about different areas of what AWS offers. The reason behind these posts is that I was preparing myself for the exam ‘AWS Certified Developer-Associate’. Although I have been working with AWS for several years now I didn’t take the time to sit down and test my knowledge about it. The best way for me to learn something is to show others how it works, hence these AWS posts.
This morning I took the exam and passed it with a 78% score. So this one is in the pocket and I will start working on the next one on my list: ‘AWS Certified Solutions Architect‘. Now you know what posts you can expect the coming period 🙂
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- Small hack to avoid SSL validation in Spring RestTemplate
- Run your Spring Boot application on AWS using Elastic Beanstalk
- Transforming XML to CSV via XSLT
- Using a WAR module as dependency in Maven
- right-pad values with XSLT
- Testing a secured Mule ESB Web Service Proxy with SoapUI
- Assigning a subdomain to a Beanstalk application with AWS Route 53
- Generate JAXB classes with Maven based on multiple schema’s
- Make Serializable JAX-WS clients with Maven2
- Calling EJB3 with Mule and test it with OpenEJB
About me
Pascal Alma
Pascal is a senior IT consultant and has been working in IT since 1997. He is monitoring the latest development in new technologies (Mobile, Cloud, Big Data) closely and particularly interested in Java open source tool stacks, cloud related technologies like AWS and mobile development like building iOS apps with Swift. Specialties: Java/JEE/Spring Amazon AWS API/REST Big Data Continuous Delivery Swift/iOS
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